"Kooskõla," released on January 1, 2011, is a captivating album by the versatile Estonian artist Vaiko Eplik, in collaboration with pianist Kristjan Randalu. This 10-track collection, spanning 58 minutes, is a testament to Eplik's prowess as a pop-composer, producer, singer, and multi-instrumentalist. The album, released under Mortimer Snerd Records, features Eplik on vocals, guitar, and electronics, with Randalu accompanying on piano.
"Kooskõla" is a blend of rock and pop elements, with each song offering a unique listening experience. The album includes a diverse range of tracks, from the enchanting "Tuhat Üks Ööd" to the introspective "Sonett," which features lyrics by Shakespeare. The collaboration between Eplik and Randalu is evident in the intricate arrangements, with Randalu taking the lead on track 4, "Rignana," and the duo sharing production credits.
The album was recorded live, with most tracks captured at Gustav Adolf Gymnasium in Tallinn, Estonia, and "Sonett" recorded at University Hall in Tartu, Estonia. This live recording adds a dynamic and authentic feel to the album, making it a compelling listen from start to finish. Whether you're a fan of rock, pop, or simply great music, "Kooskõla" is an album that deserves a spot in your collection.